TAC Security’s SOC 2 platform took six months to land its first 100 customers, three months for the next 100 and just two months for the latest 100, as the cybersecurity company pursues a 10,000-customer ambition
MUMBAI, India — 2nd September 2026 — TAC InfoSec Limited (NSE: TAC) is seeing a sharp acceleration in adoption of Socify.ai, its AI-powered SOC 2 compliance platform, with the business crossing 300 customers after adding its latest 100 in just two months.
Socify.ai took roughly six months to acquire its first 100 customers. The second 100 arrived in three months. The third took just two months. Six months. Three months. Two months.
For a young business operating in the trust-heavy compliance market, the shrinking acquisition window offers an early indication that TAC Security’s bet on making SOC 2 simpler and more affordable is gaining traction.
SOC 2 has increasingly become a commercial requirement for technology companies seeking to sell to larger enterprises. But for many startups and growing businesses, the cost and complexity of achieving compliance can still create a significant barrier.
Socify is betting that automation—and aggressive economics—can change that equation.
Instead of treating compliance as a high-cost exercise accessible primarily to larger companies, TAC Security wants Socify to make SOC 2 accessible to thousands of businesses globally.
“The first 100 customers took us six months. The next 100 took three. The latest 100 took only two,” said Trishneet Arora, Founder and CEO of TAC Security. “What matters to us isn’t simply that we reached 300. It is that every 100 customers are coming faster than the 100 before them.”
The latest customer cohort spans AI, cybersecurity, enterprise software, networking, digital health, education technology, fintech, professional services and consumer technology — providing TAC Security with early evidence that the SOC 2 problem Socify is targeting extends well beyond startups.
Among the companies in Socify’s expanding customer ecosystem are NETGEAR, Peloton Interactive, Globant, Sharecare, Quizizz, MemVerge and Guardio, alongside a growing generation of AI-first and SaaS businesses including Cimento AI, Twin Labs, Bluebird AI, Genie AI, Karuka AI, Scribed.ai, Praxis AI, Callvera AI and Hellosky.ai.
The breadth is significant. NETGEAR is a global networking technology company; Peloton operates at the intersection of connected fitness, software and media; Globant is a global digital and AI transformation company; Sharecare operates in digital health; Quizizz in education technology; and MemVerge develops infrastructure for AI and memory-intensive computing.
For TAC Security, the widening customer mix adds another dimension to Socify’s acceleration. Adoption is no longer coming only from young technology companies seeking their first SOC 2 compliance milestone, but from businesses across a broad spectrum of industries and scale.
Compliance automation has attracted substantial investment and produced multibillion-dollar companies, validating both the scale of the problem and the value businesses place on simplifying security compliance.
For Socify, that creates an unusual challenge: it is a relatively new brand competing in a market where established platforms already have significant scale.
TAC Security believes its advantage could come from a combination of price, AI-driven automation, cybersecurity expertise and distribution.
TAC Security already serves more than 10,000 customers across 100-plus countries, giving Socify an existing global ecosystem from which to pursue expansion.
“We don’t believe SOC 2 should cost companies a fortune,” Arora said. “Our objective is to use technology and scale to bring down the cost of compliance dramatically. If we can make SOC 2 affordable, the addressable customer base becomes much larger.”
“We believe innovation matters most when it solves a real client pain point and makes their lives simpler and more secure in the cyber era. Our AI-led Socify.ai is one of the best examples of that philosophy in action — using AI to address the complexity, cost and effort traditionally associated with SOC 2 compliance.
The acceleration we are witnessing with Socify is incredibly exciting. Every 100 customers are joining us faster than the previous 100, and that gives us tremendous confidence in the problem we are solving and the opportunity ahead.
I genuinely believe Socify.ai has the potential to become bigger than TAC Security itself in the years ahead. We are not looking at it as just another product; we are building Socify with the ambition to drive an AI-led cybersecurity revolution in the compliance industry.”
— Trishneet Arora, Founder & CEO, TAC Security
From 300 to 10,000, TAC Security’s ambitions extend considerably beyond the first 300 customers. The company is targeting 10,000 Socify Clients by 2030, positioning the platform as one of the potential growth engines behind TAC Security’s broader goal of reaching $100 million in annual recurring revenue as a part of Company’s Bold Vision: 2030
